In this tutorial, we’ll be creating Power Automate flows from scratch. Our goal here is to create a Twitter flow from scratch instead of using a template. This means we’ll be creating the triggers and actions by ourselves. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. If we
Power Automate offers a variety of process automation through workflows. Once you understand the different types of flow, creating them wouldn’t be too challenging. A good way to get started is to use a template. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how to create flow using a Power Automate template. Each template is designed for a
In this tutorial, we’ll be talking about integrating Power Automate with PowerApps. If you’re not familiar with PowerApps, it’s a way to use Microsoft’s environment to create seamless business apps with little to no code. For example, if you want to create spreadsheets, you use Excel. If you want to create applications, you use PowerApps.
Once you understand how a Flow Diagram looks like, it will be easier to make some changes to it. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to edit and track Microsoft Flows in Power Automate. This is an example of a flow that sends an email to a variable called User email. If we click inside
Every flow that you create in Power Automate comes with a flow diagram. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss what flow diagrams are and the available options for your flows. We’ll also have a quick overview of the flow page in Power Automate. A flow diagram lists all our steps in the flow from triggers, to
